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EczEMA-
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN
ING DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA
ECZEMA. or Salt Rheum, with its asonizing itching
and burning, instantly relieved by q bath with
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the great Skin Cure This repeated daily with two or
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and Unirrtating the bowels open, the liver and kid
neys active, will speedily cure Eczema letter, Ring
worm. Psoriasis. Lchen, Pruritus. Scald Head Dam
dru6 and every species Of Itching Scaly and Pimply
Humors of the Scalp and Skin, when the best phys-
clans and all known remedies fail
ECZEMA.
IRratefully acknowledge . cure Of Eczema or Salt
Rheum. head, neck, face and legs for seven
teen years; not able to walk except on hands and
knees for year. not able to help myself for eight
years: tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pro-
nounced my case hopeless; permanently cured by the
CUIIcURA RENEDIxS.
WILL MCDONALD,
2542 Dearbon Street, Chicago, Ill
ECZEMA.
Some i've months ago I had the pleasure to inform
you of my improvement in the use of the CUTICURA
REMEDIES in my case Of severe Chronic Eczema, Fry
thenstosa. and to-day cheerfuly confirm all then
said Iconsider my cure perfect and complete, and
attribute IT entirely to your remedies, having used
others
FERNAN ESENCRARDO
1906 Penna- Avenue, st. Louis No.
ECZEMA
have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight years.
at times bad that could not attend to my business
for weeks at time. Three boxes Of CUrIcuRA and
four bottles Of REsOLvENr have entirely cured me of
this dreadful disease
ME. JOHN THIEI. Wilkesbarre, Pa
CUTICURA REMEDIES
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DAIRY LUSCH-The public is cordially invited
to attend the opening OF the ''HOnest Dairy at
eli 81. NV. on Tuesday, the 10th inst, and de-
Jerrnine whether the name, adjudged from the
article furnished, IS appropriate.
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BARGAINS are offered in real estate by A. n. Nc
LachIen d Co. See their advertisements
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LIGHTNING Rods especially needed to-day.
J. H. kCEHIISls.
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BUY YALE PAD-LOcKs-they cannot H1st-none
Better. Use them.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmusememtS Tonight
NATIoHAI--AbDOtt In '-Ch1meS Of Normandy"
E-STREsr RISK.-Odd Fellows Fair and Bazaar.
HAKaIs'-"ShadOw Detective
KERsAEs-Ida ShddOn's BurlesqueH.
MANASSAS PANOkANA.-Day and evening.
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Selling Beer on Sunday.


Brown & Mills, the proprietors OF the 'sTon-
tine near the corner OF 14th and streets north
west, were in the Police Court this morning
charged by ofncer Moore with violating the Sum
day law. Mr.. Padgett appeared for the prosecu-
ton. Charles 8. Moore, counsel for the defend
ants, entered plea OF mot guilty." Thomas
II. Ward No. 1211 9th street, TESTIFIED that he was
IN the DEFENDANTS saloon last Sunday looking for q
friend but did not get anything to drink. Henry
h. Walsh, No 517 14th street. TESTIFIED that he was
In the saloon Sunday and got bottle OF beer. +.
Z. Dennis, No sol Rhode Island avenue, testified
that he was in the saloon On the day charged with
friend named Larner, and they got bottle Of
beer. The court imposed fine Of $50 and costs.
MI. Moore said the costs would amount to nothing
as the witnesses were gentlemen, and did not
come for pay. An appeal was taken.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World is
offered free to every new subscriber for year
the WEEKLY STAR. It is handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages, profusey illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. See advertise
THE GRAND JURY INSPECTING PLACES OF AMUsE-
NRNT.-ln addition to the places already noted as
having been inspected by the grand jury as to
their safety, AlbaughS Opera House and the New
National Theater have ben visited this week.
The Dime Museum and Kernan's Theater, with
some OF the other halls used for balls and con-
certS, are yet to be inspected.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COONlh4 NEAL LSlAlE.
INOR SALE = LOTsI HAVE 100000 FEET OF
IL ground In one body lett NJ Good Hope Parks only
half mile from the new bridge now being built by the
United States Government, at the terminus OF Pa.
The scenery from Good Hope Park is not eQualed
in America, with elevation of 200 feet commands
view of the surrounding country for over go miles.
view OF the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers. Remem-
Der, this property exactly the same distance from
Capitol building as Dupont Circle and ex-senator
Blaines residence.
VIII be sold at investment prices.
ap29-2w 402 9th st. n. W.
TNOR sALE-A GOOD FARM; MILES WEST OF
buildings: price low; terms easy. r. A. PHILLIPS.
LAPS New York ave. sp23-1m
0AMBRIDGE, MASS.-TO LET-NEAR THE COL
" lesye house Of 13 rooms with stable; ell in COM
plete order terms reasonable to desirable tenant
Address ROWLAND. Cambridge, I. o., Mass. apl9
NOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE FARM. SUIT
II able for villa sites; NV OF Hyattsvlie one mile
from staton i've miles from the city: splendid driye
good view of the city: VIII be sold 6 whole di
Uded TO suit purchaser1 r. HILL CO..
sp14-1m l33S 1t
T1OR sALE-A NUMBER OF FARMS AND BUILD
Il ing sites, along the Mesr9P1 a Branch
EOR saloon BIADENsBURG Road. JUST
stable &C. suitable Tor Dsiryman; only 425OO: easy
't apia-1m zoos + & nv.
EOR SALE BRIGHTwOOD. l4TH n.
IL extended. near proposed park very pretty Pile:
three acres; frame cottage; Stable; &C.. nice shade
trees: beautiful view; only IS. 800:
sp0-lm WALKER WILSON, l006 -
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THE PAsrECR WATER FILTER can be seen in OPP
Grafton at W. b. Moses Sons establishment, Cor.
18th and streets Write or call for circulars
and priceatSIS
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ADVERTISEMENT
kORSExANS's Peat Moss Is the best and cheapest
Stable bedding Sold at principal wholesale Ieed
stores.
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AmuSenlents.

NATIONAL THEATER.-This house for the coming
magic, Harry Kellar. the illusionist, appearing
there with his cOnjurOr's paraphernalta and repOr
tory OF wonderful tricks, with which he has, dur
ing the past three seasons made for himself in
New York and other large cities fine reputation
as magician. Mr.. Kellar'S friends claim for him
that he Is in some respects the superior OF both
Heller and Hermann, and If this prove true, he
can rest assured OF abundant patronage In WASH
1ngton. Mr.. kellar has with him Miss Cora Hewitt,
the cornet SolOiSt, and James Blamphin, the Eng
nSh harpist, who has already been heard here.
ALBAUGHS OPERA HOUsR--At this house next
week the Washington opera Company Will render,
for the benefit OF the Light Infantry CORPS Sir
julius Benediet's romantic opera, '"The lily OF
Killarney" with new scenery and costumes. The
cast will include CarIotta Primer, Edna Gray,
Helen Norman, Signor Montegrino. Walter Allen,
Mr.. Broder1ck, and chorus OF thirty voices.
GAN EVENING WITH MILTON AND DORB."-PrOf.
Floyd's lecture at Harris BiJou Theater, sunday
night, In which the chief Incidents In paradise
Lost" will be illustrated by views from Dores
designs, can hardly fail to be interesting
Cabin" company, with double the ordinary pro-
portion OF 19psy, viii be the attraction at Harris
KERNAN's THEArKR-Austins Australian Nov
city Company, which includes such favOrite per-
formers as Mile. Aimee, the human fly, the Austin
sisters, Kelly and Ash6y, and the Newcombs, will
THE PANORAMA BUILDING at 18th street and
Ohio avenue is kept cool these days by an 1ngeni-
Gus device, and the visitors ind none OF the usual
The LIGHT OF AsIA-Dudley Buck musical ar
rangement OF Edwin Arnold's poem ''The Light of
ASIA was given last evening at the COngrega-
t1onal church by the Choral Society before large
audience The solo parts were taken by Mrs
Blanche Stone Barton, Mr.. Whitney MOckbridge
and DR.. Carl E. Martin; but the main beauty and
effectiveness OF the composition Is in the con-
certed portions, which were rendered with notable
expression and finish. There was an unusually
large representation OF the society present. and 1t
was evident that each and every member was
deeply interested In the work. The performance
was In every respect credit to the society and to
the leader, Prof Sherman. The piano accompa-
niment, with its exacrng requirements was given
by Ms Pearson, and the organ accompaniment
by Mr.. Jarvis Butler.
BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-A rare chance
for investment presented In the sale of premises
344 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, which Will
take place this afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock, being q
three-StOry brick store and dwelling.-Aduk
ADVERTISEMENT
Mr.. ANTON FISCHER, 9O6 street northwest
Dear Sir: was very much delighted with the
manner In which you cleaned my laceS and the
dress, and shall certainly recommend you to my
Washington friends. With best wishes for your
success. remain yours, faithfully,
EMMA ABBOTT.
tAdvertsementl
business since April 15, 1887. Average daily cash
receipts since May LIST $780,
FRANK ]. TIBBETS.
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SFULL many flower Is born to blush unseen
and waste its fragrance on the desert air." the
fragrance of EaStmanS ArbutuS Is, however, not
wasted but enjoyed by the leaders Of society In all
the large cities OF the Union.
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Every article guaranteed as represented.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE Smith & WardwelD,
a2l,m7 7O5 and TOT Market Space.
Our CSC. Scissor.
Every pair warranted, at OPPENHEIMER's,
52S 9th st. NV. st. Cloud Building.
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE COLUMBIA MUTUAL has written $40 600 OF
business since April Is, 1887. Average daily cash
receipts since May LIST 500.
FRANK j. TIBBETS
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WRKsi WNEsi WNEs.-ImpOrted California
and Virginia the largest stock and varieties in the
country. XAADKRS Wine Vaults, SOB 9Th street.
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CONGRESS HALL SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.-Rates
s. per day for rOolnS except those on parlOr and
first noorS; open from June IS to october 1.
CLENENT Cox, PrOprtetOra
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LAST CHANCE 10 see Ida S1ddons' new company
AZ kernans- Brightest lady artist ever here.-AdrI
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LIGHTNING Rods and Electric Work.
j. II. kUEHLING, 419 18th st. NV.
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lNOR SAIE-NRAR ANACOSTIA,
II THE BROOKLYN OF WASHINGTON.
Building lots Overlooking washington and both
rivers, line of street cars; 5000 feet 600. less
more than one lot is taken.
Villa sites similarly located; improved streets orick
sidewalks. intrinsic well speculative value:
houses built plan of purchaser money furnished:
street cars graded schools churches OF all denoina
tons.
One new 7-room house, slate mantels lstrobe, hre.
place, wide hail. water in kitchen, cellar ooOo ieet
ground; &2,7J0.
Nearly seven acres land opposite new Pennsylvania
avenue bridge; 81 200.
Highly improved farm, 100 acres: meadow, graz
land and garden land fruit trees fine stream OF water
mineral spring; three miles from Anscosua or7dse;
1000.
Large farm, 300 acres, meadow. upland and mari
land. five miles from bridge. ,,,syo,n
Apply 70 II GklsWolD,
ap30-2mo AnscosuA ID e.
INOR RENT-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE WITH TWO
I acres Of choice land, two miles from clty.
beautiful, healthy location: 60 per month"; a
PHILLIPS, 142S New York ave. ap2S-1m
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YoU can buy Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel
Cur. Kid st. Goat or Peb. Goat for $l-5O per pair
W. II. Rich, III Market Space.
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A sTHnA. NEQRALGIAs PARAIYsIs, HYsrERrA.
s1ccallfMly teated without n,edcine, BY W. i. PAP
KER Magnets HDeler, 40 10th ct n w. OiSce hour
Ap2-6Ws
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We SELL. only our own make clothing, but the
best Of thestory Is our low prices.
EISBNAN BROS,
Manufacturers, cor. 9TH and E SITS
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BASE BALL CoaBIHAr1ONs &C., PIG 9Th st. NV.
SUITS TO ORDER for SIS. EiSeman, cor. 9TH and E
SPKAKISG Tubes. Iron Safes repaired.
Il KrVUTrNa
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Mr.. ANTON FISCHER, 9O6 G street northwest
Dear Sir: was very much delighted with the
manner In which you cleaned my laces and the
dress, and shall certainly recommend you to my
washington friends. With best wishes for your
success, remain yours, faithfully,
EMMA ABBOTT.
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r HEsDKRsOs, 9R3 street northwest, formerly
OF 4O3 9th street northwest, Lincoln Hal Spring
styles wall papers window shades &C.
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Garden Hose.


Bottom prices Hose reels, lawn sprtnklers. All
kinds Of rubber goods. Goodyear Rubber Com
pany, Melville Lindsay, Manager, 800 9th street,
near Penna avenue.
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Grafton at W. b. Moses Sons establishment, Cor.
18th and streets Write or call for circulars
and price3tStS
We SELL only our own make clothing, but the
ElsKxAx BROS,
Manufacturers, cor. 9TH and SITS
@Fu1L many flower Is born to blush unseen
and waste its fragrance on the desert air." the
fragrance of EaStman'S ArbutuS Is, however, not
wasted but enjoyed by the leaders Of society In all
the large cities OF the Union
PAss1o ORDER for $. Eiseman. cor. 9TH and E
VINES! WINES! WNEL-Imported California
and Virginia the largest stock and varieties in the
country. XAADKRs Wine Vaults. 9O9 sth street.
northwest
FuzuLs IxCRsAn.
BASE BA1LCo.B1xAr,oNs &C., ZIG 9Th st. NV.
SUITS TO ORDER for SIS. Eiseman, cor. 7th and E
srxAxns Tubes. Iron safes repaired.
j. H kCHHLNa.
You can buy Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel,
Cur. Kid st. Goat or Peb. Goat for $l50 per pair.
W. H Rich, ~ Market Space.
FINE PoRaxArrs. Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ava
Garden Hose
Bottom prices. Hose reels, lawn sprinklers. All
kinds Of rubber goods Goodyear Rubber Com
pany, Melville Lindsay, Manager, 800 9th street.
near Penna avenue.
WAICHES anu SeWetxy on tIc5I1uLuentS W lsSspOu-
Sbie parties. IadSOn, 4:S3 7Jh st. NV.
r HESDKRsOs, s&3 street northwest, formerly
OF 1913 9th street northwest, Lincoln Hall Spring
styles wall papers, window shades. &C.
CONGRESS HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.-Rates
$ per day for rooms except those on parior and
FIRST noors; open nom June Is TO october L
CLEAENT & Cox, PROJECTORS.
REsIsGER's ice cream, 235 G st. NV.
e. c. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA gives more
and cnatng from the person, cures all insect bites
and keeps the SKIN as smooth as babyS. Only C.
G. Parsons Household Ammonia VIII do this.
DAISY STAKEHOLDER, 81; 6Oi 9Th st. NV.
CHASE covers Umbrellas and ParaSols with fire
imporJat1OnS OF silks, gloria cloth etc. Repairing
specially. LIZA pa. ave, Al 18th st.
NCUBAToR ThermOr IeLers, Hempler'S; av,cOr.4k.
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REIsISGER,s ice cream, 235 G st. NV.

e.. G. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA gives more
refreshing bath than the ocean, removes all Odor
and chang from the person, cures all insect bites
and keeps the SKIN as smooth as a babyA. Only c.
G. Parsons Household Ammonia viii do this.
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[ Love, You Love. He Loves,

| Love, You Love. He Loves,
WE ALL LOVE TO BUY
Nice Business Suit at SO, worth 80
Handsome Black and White Cheviot Suit, at $40,
worth $15.
A Beautiful Brown Mixture Cheviot Suit, at 80,
worth SIS.
Fine Prince Albert Suit at S13 so worth 800
Grand Prince Albert Suit at $1S, worth S25
Boys Everlasting Suit age Il to Is, at $3.50,
worth 81
Boys Dress Suit, age IA to 1S, at So, worth So
Chid's Suit, age 6 to Ii, at 81, worth $3.
Chds Suit that you are bound to like age 6 to f.
SO, worth 400.
Child's Suit very dressy, age to IA, at $3.50,
worth 81.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
my5 corner 7th and G sts NV.
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II LOTS AT FOREST GIN.
We have subdvided the tract Of land lying the east
of the railway Forest Glen Station conyeniei
Building Lots for suburban homes. The location "
high and an extended view is obtained OF the sur
rounding country. The Washington Monument Sugar
Loaf and Blue Ridge Mountains are distinctly seen.
Fine springs of water and excellent quarry for
building purposes the property. About 100000
square feet have already been sold and several resi-
dences Will be built ground this Ii n
also proposed to erect large house hotel for tie
convenience of those who desire reside In the country
and not have the trouble OF housekeeping.
Plats and Information furnished by -
A +. PRATT SONS.
ap}0-et Tie Sun Building, st
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WATCHES and JeWeiry on tnStalmentS to reSpOn-
Able parties. LadSOn, 4s3 9TH st. NV.
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CHASE covers Umbrellas and ParaSolS with fire
imporuations OF silks gloria cloth etc. Repairing
specially. LIZA Pa. ave-, All 18th st.
INCUBATOR ThermOr eJrrs: HemDIer'S. Az cor Az
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BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-A rare chance
for investment Is presented In the sale of premises
3A Pennsylvania avenue northwest, which Will
take place this afternoon at go o'clock being a
three-StOry brick store and dWelltng.-4drk
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and delivered In u ID. "Ward" prints lOc. ner ms
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: SWeat Mi
&c per quart Cream l5c.
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Ivory StAfch-easy to use, harmless to TAB.
nc, plain finish or high polish, quick work So
Best I'm the World. Indestructible $40 Trunk.
IS Everlasting Bag. Becker'S. 1345 Pa ave. co
Bargains Can SIN be secured in DAM
aged Dry and Fancy Goods Young's Great Fire
sale 706 It'll st. The rush still conIinues
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AN EARNEST LETTER.
4 Mothers Interesting Epistle to Her Ab-
sent Ftxst-BOrn.
A.H~>

4 Mothers Interesting Epistle to Her Alb.
sent Fixss-B Born.
tArkansaw TraveleE.l
'Old-time" people, who do not live near
post-ofices, are notsthe promptest Of cor
respondents. The following is . letter
from a mother to her son:
my DEAR HENRY: We received your
letter year before last, and I seat myself
this bright morning to answer it. We
killed hogs last week and are now living
on the fat Of the land Your Uncle Eman-
uel fell and hurt his hip last year.
but ne is improving Your pas health,
with tho exception Of q little dab Of
rheumatism now and then, is first rata
Your Aunt Patsy has had mighty bad
luck with her young chickens, and your
Uncle Rubin is dead. We had q big 10
vival here last month, and Gabe Bradley
was one Of the converts, and he has quit
selling Ticker. Nose Foster is dead. We
have had good deal Of rain and dry
weather since I wrote to you last First
we have drought, and then rain, and both
of them, it 'peared like, never come to-
gether. Your Cousin Anderson Scroggins
is dead Your pa had fuss with old man
Buck last week, and the doctors say that
Buck may get well. Your pa amt got but
one ear, but am glad to say that his hear
ing is not affected Your Aunt Rose h
dead. Write to mo and tell me all you
know. Will send you sack OF meat -
soon 10 we kill hogs again."
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State Of Minnesota. e..
County of Stevens. In Probate Court,
Special Term, January Oath, 1851.
In the matter Of the estate Of Henry A. Jay,
deceased.
On production of writing perportina TO be
. duly authenticated copy Of the will of Henry
ceased) and the probate thereof by the County
Court OF Pierce County aforesaid, and also the
accompanying petition Of Samuel h. Lewis,
of Prescott, Pierce county, Wisconsin, repre-.
sentinR among other things that the said
Henry A. Jay lately died at Prescott aforesaid
that said iustrun ent is duly authenticated
copy of tho last will Of said deceased, and the
probate thereof, and that the sad petitioner "a
named therein as executor, and praying that
said cory and the probate thereof be fled and
recorded as the last will and testament of said
Henry A. Jay. deceased, and that letters tesla
mentary be thereon issued to said Samuel H.
Lewis.
Ordered tina. said petition and the proofs Of
said instrument be heard before this Court q
the Probate Office at Morris in said County and
State on the 7th day Of March, A: D. 1887. at
may appear and contest the probate Of said
instrument.
Ordered further that public notice Of the
time ami place Of said hearing be given to oil
persons interested ny publication Of those or
dsrs for three weeks successfully previous to
said day Of hearing in the Morris soN, I.
weekly newslA, er printed and published a
the illsge OF Morris in said Stevens county
Dated 1T the Village OF Morris. Stevens
county, the tw enty fourth day ofJan, A. d.
1887.
BY the Court.
ssAL.l OEo. +. DARLING.
Judge Of Probate.
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In tho Legislature The following
resolutions offered by Mr.. Donnelly
Was unanimously passed: That the
house the senate concurring) desir. .
that tho railr0.:d aud warehouse com.
Missiouers be requested to inquire
into the practicsbility Ut compelling
the railroad com panies Of this state
to heat their passenger trains by hot
AIR or steam from the locomotive or
from some separate car kept for that
purpose, or to obtain the necessary
heat Ivy chemical process. and also to
prohibit the use of Kerosene lamps in
passenger coachc s,land to require axes
and other means for the liberation Of
imprisoned passengers in case Of acct
dent to he placed on the outside Of
coaches rs we'll ~ un the inside, as Ut
present.
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The recent contests in the legisla-
ture show that something is greatly
lacking in the election laws of the
state .and that the general business con-
nected with election is done in very
loose manner. During this session
two members have been unseated;
one, Mr.. Akin. of Dakota county, by
a change in the count of one vote
against him. One republican member
OF the legislature believes that the
republican majority in the senate
made . grave mistake in unseat'ng
Mr.. Akin aud seating Mr.. Truax.
The result and proceedings in the
other contest is enough to create a
doubt in any mind as to the reliabilli-
~ Of any count. Mr.. Snider, repub-
lean candidate, contested the seat OF
Mr.. Gross, who. by the official returns
WAS elected, Mr.. Merrill. another
democratic candidate, refusing to
Join with Snider in the contest. A
recount upon application Of Mr..
knider resulted in electing Mr.. Mer-
rill. who then petitioned for his seat.
Upon recount by the committee OIL
elections, to whom the case was re.
ferred, Merrill was counted out and
&nider counted in.